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I'm not RX ref (although I do work as an Rx technician and do stay in Holiday Inn Expresses from time to time ), but I'll answer this question - yet it's a violation even if the ball is only touched. Consider this example - A1 has the ball in the FC, A1 rolls the ball into the backcourt, where A2 tips it - BC violation, even though there was no player control. 9-9 says that a player shall not be the first to touch the ball, yadda, yadda . . .Quote:
(1) There must be team control. (2) The ball must attain frontcourt status. (3) A# must be the last to touch the ball before it goes BC. (4) A# must be the first to touch the ball after it has been in the BC. 1 is obvious in this case. 2 - the ball attains frontcourt status when it touches airborn A2 - see 4-35-3 for location of an airborne player and 4-4 for location of the ball/ 3 - When A2 touched the ball, it was FC. 4 - When A2 landed while holding the ball, he was in the BC. Since all four conditions were met, we have a backcourt violation. (How's that for a short post? )
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